Chiropractic Care and Physical Therapist for Adhesive Capsulitis in Carrollton, TX
Adhesive capsulitis is typically referred to as frozen shoulder, but it can refer to any other joint in the body as well where the joint capsule tightens up and severely restricts range of motion and mobility. This is usually quite painful as well.
What are the symptoms of Adhesive Capsulitis?
Adhesive capsulitis usually feels like a stiff shoulder and can be felt most often after a shoulder injury that progresses into losing range of motion and not really being able to use or move the shoulder.
How Can a Chiropractor Help with Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder)?
Studies show that chiropractic treatments can be beneficial for adhesive capsulitis by helping to reduce pain associated with the condition and to help improve range of motion. Usually, chiropractic manipulation or mobilization is utilized to encourage an increase in range of motion and function along with soft tissue work surrounding the shoulder. Rehab exercises are typically taught as well to increase mobility and stability of the shoulder, too.
TESTIMONIALS
Aaron S.
I can't recommend Dr. Konner enough! I'm usually the type of person to give any minor injuries or pain a while to go away before going to a doctor, but my shoulder was at a level that I figured I was going to need surgical treatment. A friend recommended I go see Dr. Konner and after a few dry needling sessions, my pain was almost completely gone. He also gave me some effective physical therapy exercises to work on between visits, which nicely evolved in difficulty as my shoulder strengthened and healed.
